Millennials aren’t as bad off as you think, per the Economist.
The Economist gathered income data for millennials in 32 rich countries. In only three, Italy, Greece and Japan, are millennials worse off than earlier generations.
In the other 29, millennials earn more after inflation than past generations did.
Millennials say you need $9.5 million to be successful, per Empower.
Gen X says $5.6 million, and Gen Z says $5.4 million.
Boomers say $1 million is enough.
Millennial lore was a driving factor behind Vans' decision to bring back the Warped Tour.
"Fans don't just want to purchase; they want to participate," said Adam Laitsas, the brand's Global Chief Strategy & Transformation Officer.
Millennials were told a “great wealth transfer” was coming.
A lot of middle-class families see something else coming instead, long-term care bills, downsizing and maybe photo albums.
As one Redditor put it, “The only thing we’d inherit was debt.”
Millennials and Gen Z spend their money and free time “kidulting”, whether playing in a ball pit or with soft toys—and what could be more evocative of carefree bygone summers than toasting s’mores and sleeping in bunks?
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"Millennials, the generation once mocked for wasting money on $7 lattes and avocado toast, is feeling better about its finances than older ones," per Bloomberg.